Published: 11 Dec 20
Virtual law practice proving a challenge: Chief Justice
The first virtual get-together of Singapore Academy of Law and Law Society raises $65,000 for charity.
Finding the line between work and his personal life has been one of the biggest challenges Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon has experienced whilst working from home during the pandemic.
“I found myself turning on my computer first thing in the morning and leaving it on till very late in the day. I somehow felt that I never disconnected from being on duty even when we weren’t on duty,” Menon described during his speech at the first-ever virtual get-together of the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) and the Law Society this week.
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Singapore court verdict on Lee Suet Fern relied on carefully evaluated evidence A view of the present (left) and past Supreme Court buildings from the Singapore River. Photo: Bloomberg
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Mrs Lee Suet Fern was found guilty of professional misconduct beyond a reasonable doubt by the highest court overseeing disciplinary proceedings of lawyers in Singapore, presided over by the Chief Justice. The Law Society of Singapore discharged its statutory duties of self-regulation conscientiously and fairly. Prosecution is not persecution.
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